Deadline: 13-Jan-2025
The Youth Futures Foundation (YFF) is accepting proposals for the Practice Development and Implementation Partner for Evidence into Action Programme.
Evidence into Action (EiA) is a newly-launched programme that seeks to encourage and support the youth employment and skills sector to adopt an evidence-based approach to the way that they deliver for young people.
A common challenge found across the sector is putting evidence into action through sharing and translation. Simply providing information about evidence-based programmes or practices is usually insufficient to change what funders, commissioners or practitioners do. There are multiple behavioural, organisational, and system-wide barriers for stakeholders to overcome.
‘Evidence into Action’ will develop a series of focused funding and learning programmes to directly influence practitioners, employers, funders and commissioners, ensuring that stakeholders are supported to understand and enact evidence-informed change in the way that they do things.
Funding Information
- The total budget for this work is £200,000.
Eligibility Criteria
- They welcome proposals either from a team at a single organisation or from two or more organisations working in partnership.
Requirements
Role requirements of Practice Development and Implementation Partner
- The following key deliverables should instruct the overall design:
- a scoping review of current evidence on the mechanisms and outcomes of different implementation models for Vocational Training interventions, with specific attention to examples of evidence mobilisation as part of change management and delivery.
- a learning programme to support delivery organisations on how to implement evidence-based practice in their service design.
- a plan of bespoke support for delivery organisations as they develop their service, including development of Theory of Change maps for each intervention.
- development of practice guidance based on learnings from the above which other similar delivery organisations can use.
- gathering and reporting feedback from stakeholders in their experience of the process, what has worked well, what could be improved.
For more information, visit YFF.
